With advances in Artificial intelligence (AI), insurance companies can now identify and understand behavior patterns and model risk with unprecedented levels of accuracy and efficiency.
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The theme of our annual client conference this year was “Delivering the Future.” So what exactly is SS&C doing to make good on that promise? After two days of learning labs, product demos, peer-to-peer roundtables and industry trend discussions, President and COO Rahul Kanwar rallied five business unit leaders on the main stage to address that very question in front of a packed house.
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Around the globe, SS&C is a leader in the business process outsourcing (BPO) markets we serve, with services for mutual funds, hedge funds and retirement. We are bringing these additional services locally to the Australian market to provide a flexible offering that will allow clients to take our solutions either on-premise or in the cloud, with or without member admin services.
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In my final blog in this HEDIS series, I want to touch on the many facets of collecting and using data. Data collection is one of the biggest challenges health plans face in preparation for HEDIS measures.
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On a sunny morning in Orlando, some 1,300 attendees trekked beneath the soaring atrium of the Gaylord Palms resort, past the live alligator pond, Everglades cypress trees and an old Spanish fort, to the opening festivities of SS&C Deliver 2019. CEO Bill Stone kicked off the proceedings by acknowledging the importance of clients: “Without you, we don’t have a company.”
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SS&C Health has more than 30 years of experience in pharmacy claims management and technology. We are proud of our history, our deep expertise and our position of leadership in that area. Moreover, today, payers and other risk-bearing healthcare organizations come to us to leverage our full array of PBM offerings.
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The drive for better trade transparency led to the introduction of the MMIF reporting in 2014, which aims to capture a comprehensive overview of all transactions and positions of funds. The submission must be made on a quarterly basis for all Undertakings for the Collective Investment of Transferable Securities (UCITS) and hedge funds resident in the Republic of Ireland.
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